Adam Armbrecht is joined by Candace Cooper from Locked On ACC to discuss the Brooklyn Nets draft and specifically Day’Ron Sharpe who she has seen play extensively this past season. The two discuss what Sharpe will look like in a Nets uniform and what he will be able to bring to the team that is in search of more size. They discuss the possibility of Sharpe changing some of the way he plays to fit a more NBA style and if that is something in his skill set. 

They discuss Sharpe’s best and worst games for the Tarheels and how the goals of a college program impact minutes, style of play and skills showcased.

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ADam Armbrecht is joined by draft expert Rafael Barlowe to discuss the Brooklyn Nets draft. Rafael was one of the hosts, along with John Karalis and Chad Ford of the Locked on Network'sepic draft special. He goes through the different picks and they discuss Cameron Thomas, Day'Ron Sharpe, and the rest of the Nets selections. It is a must-listen podcast with a full breakdown on how the Nets did in this year's draft.

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The Locked On Nets guys are back for a Monday podcast talking Brooklyn Nets basketball as w get into the dog days of summer. They start off by once again revisiting the Kevin Durant extension and just what it means for the team. Frankly, it is one of the single best things to ever happen to the franchise, locking up a generational talent for the foreseeable future. Then they discuss the upcoming summer league play and who could stand out. And finally, they look ahead to a great week of podcast content. 

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The Locked on Nets guys jump on for an emergency podcast to talk about the Kevin Durant extension. He signed a contract to stay in Brooklyn for four more years. It is amazing news about the best play in the game.

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Doug Norrie is back for the Locked on Nets podcast rolling through a solo podcast for Friday. First we dive back into the Spencer Dinwiddie deal after additional reporting gave some more insight into how the Nets approached things with Washington in the five-team trade. Then we go through the rest of free agency, specifically around the Eastern Conference to see how other teams did or didn’t improve relative to Brooklyn. There were some clear winners and losers. As a Nets fan you have to be encouraged that it could be an easy run-through the conference this year. 

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The Spencer Dinwiddie sign and trade was finally completed and he will become a Washington Wizard for next season. The Nets got back two second round draft picks and a trade exception in the deal. Was this enough for Dinwiddie who ended up signing a massive 3-year, $62 million deal? The guys break down the return in the five-team trade when it was all said and done. It is a deal that has fans a bit polarized. 

They break this down and then talk about Mike D leaving to go the Pelicans and LaMarcus Aldridge maybe coming back to the NBA.

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The Locked on Nets guys are back on the podcast after the second day of free agency, one that was much more active for Brooklyn. They have some updates on the Spencer Dinwiddie situation and how the Nets might have more leverage than they thought depending on where he signs. And then there is the news that Bruce Brown accepted his qualifying offer!

Plus, they get into the signings of Patty Mills and James Johnson. Adding these two helps to fill some of the void left by Landry Shamet and Jeff Green respectively. They give the Nets veteran depth at the guard and forward position and help stabilize some potential rotations. 

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The first day of NBA free agency has come and gone and the Brooklyn Nets were relatively quiet. Doug Norrie and Adam Armbrecht discuss the moves, and non-moves the Nets made on Monday. They start with the word that Spencer Dinwiddie is close to a deal with the Washington Wizards for a reported three years and $60 million. Obviously, that is outside what the Nets could afford, but could a sign and trade be in the works?

Plus the guys discuss the resigning of Blake Griffin to a veteran minimum contract. And Jeff Green has left, signing a two year contract with the Denver Nuggets. They talk about all of this, plus the remaining free agents who could still be on the Nets board when it is all said and done. 

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It is free agency Monday and the Locked On Nets guys are breaking down everything you should be on the lookout for when it comes to Brooklyn. They discuss the possibility of a Spencer Dinwiddie sign and trade and what offers might currently be on the table. Then they look at what is most likely to happen with Blake Griffin, Jeff Green, and Bruce Brown. 

There is some housekeeping stuff as well with decisions made about Chris Chiozza and Mike James. And finally, the guys roll through some of the possible players the Nets might be targeting in free agency. Who could be walking in the door for Brooklyn and what type of player they are looking for on Monday and beyond. 

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It is the day after a wild NBA draft night and the guys from the Locked on Nets podcast are breaking down everything that happened for the team. Things started off with the Nets trading Landry Shamet to the Suns for Jevon Carter and the 29th pick. Some thought that would mean the Nets would move up in a package, but they stood pat taking Cameron Thomas at 27 and then Day'Ron Sharpe at 29.

Those were just two of the team's five draft picks on the night. Adam Armbrecht and Doug Norrie discuss the evening, the moves by Sean Marks and company and what everything means for the team. It is a packed podcast. 

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